Ptosis (droopy eyelids) caused by an application of eyelashes that are too intense. Over time, the magnets can permanently drag the eyelid downward. The glue can also get in contact with the eyes. It probably won't harm your vision.
However, it can hurt and take a while to heal. Eyelash extensions don't damage eyelashes when applied correctly. To avoid damaging natural eyelashes, eyelash extensions should be carefully selected (length and thickness) and correctly applied to one natural eyelash at a time. While popular eyelash enhancement products, such as false eyelashes and eyelash extensions, may look nice, Dr.
Venkateswaran warned that they could cause allergic or inflammatory reactions, as well as physical damage to real eyelashes caused by the excess weight of the extensions. Not only are eyelash extensions likely to protect your eyes worse, but they can also present other problems. As the eyelash extensions move away from the root, the weight of the extension can put pressure on the natural eyelashes. The financial investment: As with most things, the price of eyelash extensions depends on where you make them.
If you don't want to use extensions but still want to have longer or fuller eyelashes, you might be interested in eyelash serums. If, unfortunately, an eyelash technician made the eyelash extensions for you who didn't apply them correctly and you made one of the three previous mistakes (extensions that were too heavy, sticky or heads of nails), you may suffer damage to your natural eyelashes. Taking these two variables into account will allow you to select an eyelash extension that is balanced with natural eyelashes. When the natural eyelash growth cycle is carefully respected, eyelash extensions will not cause any harm to natural eyelashes.
Eyelash extensions are false eyelashes that are glued individually along the lash line so that they blend in with natural eyelashes. But if you opt for the advanced eyelash technique known as “Russian Volume”, your technician will apply a range of eyelash extensions to each eyelash. Since eyelashes keep dust and dirt out of your eyes, it's reasonable to assume that extensions with a longer length would be even better at keeping dirt away. Eyelash extensions won't cause natural eyelashes to fall out faster than usual; natural eyelashes simply follow their growth cycle.
Rohini Sigireddi, resident of the Department of Ophthalmology at Baylor School of Medicine, explains what you should know when considering eyelash extensions in the next Q&A. You can find more tips for maintaining and caring for eyelash extensions below, in the “How to care for eyelash extensions” section.
